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NYSSBA's Study Break

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Put down the books. Grab your earbuds! Take a short study break with the New York State School Boards Association and hear about the latest, and greatest, in education research.
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Episodes

Making Civics in Reel Time

Students are using tweets, storytelling and the arts to cultivate their civic selves. Schools may just need to play a little catch up.

Mar 13, 20192 min

No. No. Momo

Take a deep breath. Count to 3. Now react.

Mar 06, 20192 min

Be Aware of the B

Don’t underestimate B students. They may win in the end.

Feb 27, 20192 min

Look to Your Neighbor

Rural schools often have unique challenges. Learn creative ways to offset some of them.

Feb 06, 20192 min

Don’t Make Us Speak

Students protest public speaking in class. Know why. Know what to do.

Jan 23, 20192 min

Getting to Net Zero

Schools that produce and use relatively equal amounts of energy are called net zero schools. Listen to learn more.

Jan 09, 20192 min

Cut the Cord

How to deal with helicopter parents.

Nov 14, 20182 min

Schools Flunk Physiology

School start times and course schedules clash with the timing of optimal student performance.

Oct 17, 20182 min

A Little STEM in the Afternoon

Quality STEM afterschool programs boost kids’ attitudes about STEM and help them better understand the STEM career track.

Sep 19, 20182 min

Dear Me … I Hate You.

What should schools know about the dangerous online teen behavior known as digital self-harm?

Jun 13, 20182 min

Superheroes Punch Up Learning

Comics provide an accessible entry point into learning and help students recall information. How, you ask?

May 31, 20182 min

Not Our History

Teaching about slavery isn’t easy, but it’s not supposed to be notes scholars. New research shows that slavery needs to be taught more effectively in school. Learn how.

May 10, 20182 min

Let's Get Happy!

How do you get to happy? Positive psychology leads the way.

Mar 29, 20182 min

Reaffirm the Girls

Girls need to speak up, says Meghan Markle, Prince Harry’s fiancée. Learn how you can help empower young girls to speak their minds.

Mar 15, 20182 min

Hear the Boys

Psychologists identify a trifecta of factors that can contribute to boys’ violence. Find out what they are what and you can do about it.

Feb 28, 20182 min

Catch (up with) the Flu

Safety first! What does the CDC say about how schools can protect staff and students from this monster flu season?

Feb 15, 20182 min

A Head’s up on Impact

Don’t get your bell rung. Concussions aren’t the only thing to worry about when it comes to student athletes.

Jan 25, 20182 min

Power Down

What are best practices when it comes to screen time and students?

Jan 18, 20182 min

Incommunicado

Do your school district communication strategies match parental preferences?

Nov 30, 20172 min

Bravo! Bravo!

What do the musical Bye Bye Birdie and the play Our Town have in common? NPR knows. Do you?

Nov 08, 20172 min

Bye, Bye Mockingbird?

Should racial epithets keep a classic novel out of the curriculum?

Oct 26, 20172 min

On Bended Knee

If students protest, what should school leaders do?

Oct 05, 20172 min
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